Warwick Beauregards

Warwick Beauregards
Warwick Beauregards
Company H, 32nd Regiment Virginia Volunteers
	Flag of Virginia, 1861
Active	May 1861 - April 1865
Disbanded	1865
Country	Confederacy
Allegiance	Confederate States of America
Branch	Confederate States Army
Type	Infantry / Militia
Size	80 volunteers
Part of	32nd Virginia Infantry Regiment
Garrison/HQ	Endview Plantation
Engagements	American Civil War Dam Number One; Battle of Williamsburg; Battle of Seven Pines; Battle of Savage's Station; Battle of Malvern Hill; Battle of Antietam (Sharpsburg); Battle of Fredericksburg; Bermuda Hundred campaign (Howlett Line); Battle of Yellow Tavern (Brook Turnpike); Battle of Cold Harbor; Fort Harrison; Battle of Sailor's Creek; Battle of Five Forks / Battle of Appomattox Court House;
Commanders
Notable; commanders	Capt. Humphrey Harwood Curtis Jr.

The Warwick Beauregards was a volunteer infantry company of 80 members in the Confederate States Army organized by Dr. (Capt.) Humphrey Harwood Curtis Jr. of Endview Plantation in May 1861.

The unit was mustered by Col. Benjamin Stoddert Ewell to active duty on May 27, 1861. It became Company H of the 32nd Regiment Virginia Volunteers on July 1, 1861. It participated in 13 battles throughout the American Civil War. Only 15 members remained by the end of the War, the rest being killed, captured, succumbed by disease, integrated to other units, or returned home.